How to say "riding a bike" in English?

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1, 5, harness the horse; Riding a horse; Riding a horse (for entertainment); Ride; drive

2. Short trips (driving or cycling); Travel (driving, etc.); A short trip (horseback riding, etc.)

Phrases:

1, hitchhiking? Go for a ride; take?it?for?a?spin

Hitchhiking? Hitchhiking; Give a thumbs-up to passing hitchhiking vehicles.

3. take a taxi? Taxi travel; Take a taxi

4. Ride again? Reappear (in a new posture); Recover your strength?

5. ride it? (clothes, etc leave their original position) shrink

Usage of extended data words:

1, ride as a noun means "ride", which usually refers to a mode of transportation or "ride", and sometimes ride also means "a distance". Riding can also refer to "the feeling when riding". The ride itself already includes the ride, so there is no need to follow the terms of vehicles such as cars and horses.

Think of someone as an a? Ride can mean "cheat someone" or "take someone away by force and murder someone". Ride is often used as a solution to "travel by train or ship" in American English.

3. Ride? Horses and cyclists generally emphasize the action of "riding", while riding? Riding a horse? On a bicycle emphasizes the state of "riding".

Discrimination of word meaning:

The words "ride" and "drive" all mean "ride" and "drive". The difference is that:

1, by car? Usually refers to sitting in the car and driving at once.

2. driving? Refers to riding a wheeled vehicle and controlling its driving.